Inventory Full?

Thanks AnDromedary... I sure hope it's not that I'm stuck with a full inventory for the rest of the game (gulp).

That's a relief... I'll just leave this one behind then and continue on through the rest of the vault.  Thanks!

yeah I think your right. I think I read there was a limit on them but then I don't normally carry moer than 3 or 4 or atleast enough t oget me in and out of the vault so I don' thave to do those puzzles unless I want to.

I never noticed because I rarely use them. I just do the puzzle. I've always been decent at sudoku.

Some are really easy. Just depends if I am in the mood to stop and think it out or if I don't feel like puzzle time. Sometimes it feels like it kills the flow of the game to stop and do the puzzle. Other times it fits in fine.

Ahh, that explains it. I finished my first PT before that, I think. Thanks!

I also like the sudoku puzzles. It may not be the most innovative puzzle ever but these kinds of breaks work really well for me in action games (for example, also enjoyed the hell out of the glyph puzzles in Assassins Creed 2 and Brotherhood). I really hope they will keep up (or even improve) on the gameplay diversity. The mix of combat (shooting, using powers), platforming, driving, dialog and solving puzzles (which could even be enhanced a bit IMO) is what keeps it interesting to me.

I agree completely... the puzzle aspects can certainly be enhanced.  I think that Bioware was trying to capitalize on a puzzle type that became a real phenomenon for awhile... everyone I knew was doing sudoku... on the bus, during work breaks, in the park watching the kids, in the daily papers (I think our paper had 3 of them daily).  Then, unfortunately, the fad died out before the game was released.  I love the varieties of checkers in AC4, was OK with the hacking games in ME2, but absolutely hated the Simon Says game the consoles got stuck with in ME1.  It's not really a puzzle, but I liked quasar throughout the OT though and the roulette was also fun.  Didn't like the varren racing or varren fighting and was disappointed to see a version of the latter here in ME:A. 

I hated TW3 generally... but I did enjoy gwent to some degree... it's a great example of a great original mini-game that's going to be a tough act to follow for pretty much any game out there.

For bigger more physical (e.g. platforming) puzzles, I though Rise of the Tomb Raider did a good job providing a unique variety of them with their Optional Challenge Tombs.

Heh, I started to understand it more because of Andromeda, TBH. Or maybe I'm better with Glyphs than with numbers

 Altough, I still suffer with those 5x5 ones.

@op: I know you've solved it already, but I can, at least, offer a 100% confirmation that the total of Remnant Decryption keys are indeed 9, because I had this same "issue" as you in the past

yeah it's those 5x5 ones I have trouble with too.

well not everyone is on a PC playing it. It is available and playable on consoles too you know Plus I don't think I've seen asny mods regarding that yet not that I need it.